Cast List for

YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN

Name	Role
Gabriel Suddeth	Frederick
Greg McAvoy	Igor
April Ouellette	Frau Blucher
Kelsey Campbell	Inga
Annie Kuhn	Elizabeth
Don Eggert	Monster
Brent Boyd	Inspector Kemp
Anna Calvert	Ziggy
Jim Williams	Victor Frankenstein/Mr. Hilltop
Marvin Stelle	Hermit/Ensemble
Maya Richman	Telegraph Boy/Ensemble
Chelli Marsh	Townfolk/Srudent/Ensemble
Joyce Christensen	Townfolk/Srudent/Ensemble
Michael Cermeno	Townfolk/Srudent/Ensemble
Olivia Alcantara	Townfolk/Srudent/Ensemble
Regan Penning	Townfolk/Srudent/Ensemble
Stephanie Myers	Townfolk/Srudent/Ensemble
William Parnell	Townfolk/Srudent/Ensemble

As of 1/1/23, all actors and crew members for our main stage shows will receive a $100 stipend at the conclusion of the run. (subject to revocation without notice)

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Auditions for INSPECTING CAROL

Sunday September 15 @ 6pm at Chico Theater Company

Directed by Gerald Thomson

Performs Novemver 29 to December 22

Sides will be provided for auditions.

SYNOPSIS: This play is about a small professional theatre company in a midsized city. This company has performed the same play, “A Christmas Carol”, to the same community, with the same actors, for far too long. The company strives to maintain funding even as they receive financial cuts. They learn that they will be inspected in order to receive a grant, which they need in order to remain open. They fall all over themselves trying to schmooze the man they believe to be the person responsible for issuing the grant. As more and more things go wrong, the company tries to deal with each other while getting through the show.

Character Breakdown:

• Zorah Bloch – Founding director of The Soapbox Playhouse. Extremely self-involved. In her 40s.

• Sidney Carlton – A founding member of The Soapbox Playhouse. Kind but somewhat addled. 50s-60s.

• Dorothy Tree Hapgood – Sidney’s wife. English and unable to lose her accent. Also a founding member. 50s-60s.

• Larry Vauxhall – Tough, intellectually vain. A child of the 60s, still looking for a turn-on. A founding member. 40s-50s.

• Phil Hewlitt – Obsessive, usually plays the ineffectual character in any Soapbox production. Also a founding member. 30s-40s.

• Walter E. Parsons – Has recently taken up acting again after a stint in the armed forces. Good-natured, excitable. Mid-20s-30s.

• Luther Beatty – A large 11-12-year-old. Really too big to be playing Tiny Tim, a role he has been performing two years too long. Youthful actor under 18 could pull it off.

• Kevin Emory – Nervous, in the impossible position of managing director. Afraid of Zorah. 30s-40s

• M.J. (Mary Jane) McMann – Stage manager. A realist who long ago realized the Playhouse had hit bottom. She looks on now as a bemused observer. Sharp, ironic sense of humor. Also a founding member. 40s

• Betty Andrews – An inspector for the National Endowment for the Arts. A forbidding appearance. 30s40s

• Bart Frances – A pleasant youth. Dresses in motorcycle jacket and torn jeans. 20s

• Wayne Wallace – In search of a new career in acting but has no training and less talent. Affable, eager to please. Mid 20s-30s.

UPCOMING AUDITIONS: